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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

Tretowskiego ma wikaryusza do
Oksywla. - Fo wark llamer
pod Wrockiem kupif cd dotych-
czasowego ~w}asciciela p. Cohnfelda
p. Kruszczyniski "a 100000 I'M.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
zieMgic Eoolskie pod Zabo
Eelaa HsaosIziewsAir1a.

Wurszaorie byf pomocmi-
klein oberpoIicmajstra pulko-
wnlk Wlasov ski. Byl to maj
okrutniejszy tyran ma doroz-
karzy, kt6rym wybya zeby, i
ia przekupniow i przekupki,
ktorym wylewa} do rynszto-
kow mlcko, smietane, wyrzu-
cal owoce nibyto ME swleze.
K1edy sic zblizala godzna u
ka2ania sic tego rycerza ma
targu, wszy>tho dr2alo re
strachu. Dopiero kiedy ponisz-
czywszy ME ma]u, oddala1 sic
q targowiskn, wtedy ka2dy o.
detchnqt i postal "a MIN spo
TO przek]enstwa.
Ucieszyl sic ]ud niemalo,
kiedy Wlasowski przenieslony
zostaE do policyi W Rydze.
Tam W)asowski rozpoczqi te
sama gosrodarSe. Jednakze
ludnosc W Rydze mic byla
talk cierpliwq i potulna, jak
Polacy we Warszawie. Ztad
tel Wlasowsll odebrat tam
zas'uzonq nagrode, ME rqk
carskich, ale Cd pewnego re
znika. Wiasnie W chwiii, kie-
dy mu Wlasowski zabieral
800 funtow m!esa, pchnqt 80
nozem W piegsi i zada1 mu
smlertelna rane. Tax sic
skonczyly czyny bohaterskie
targowe W}asowskiego, a SWAT
ma jednego mn!ej tyrana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
AUSTIN, Tex Guberua:

AUSTIN, Tex Guberna-
tor wyznaczyf $500 nagrody "a
przyaresztowanie skazanie ka-
2dego z 2abusiow paciqsu ko-
1ejowego pyd McNe1lls. " ra-
bunku tym braEo udziaf Is
1otr6w, a jezeliby ktory
mich chciaf wystapiG jake swia-
dek panstwowy, ma odebrac
podwojnq wartosc lupu, .jaki
zrobif@ banda PREY rabunku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

"a L. 1880, azeDY zcchclafy takowe
jaIs najrychlej nadesfaG Zarzadowi
g%fownemu.
RSary Znowu mielismy vie
lie po4arow W kraju, skutkiom cze-
go w;elu starost6w wydafo polece-
MIA do gmin, ably sic zaopatryo-
wafy w sikawki inne narzedzia
do ognia.
! talk pisza z Medyki. DIS
30 k"ietnia b. r. o godz. 10 w
po}ulnie wybucht ogieh W Medyce,
W srodku wsi, i W ]ednej godzi-
ME rozszerzyf sic z TAXA gwaftow-
noscia, 70 okoto 90 gospodarzy
sp'one}o do szczetu. Spaliio sic
przeszto 10 %budynkow 3ospodar-
skich. Ratunck wszelki PREY takiej
posuszc byl niemo&ebny. Ludzie
byll w polu PREY robocie, a nie-
kt6rzy w mlescie ma targu. Jestto
drug pozar tym roku dose
znaczny.
Pozar sminie Hurko, po-
wiatu przemyskiego, zniszczyf Is
hudynkow mieszkalnych, 2G
gospcdarczych, wlasnosc 19 gos-
podarzy, kt6rych strate W czesci
tylko ubczpieczona o~bliczaja ma
10 600 1t. Ratunck przez miejsco-
wych wtoscian oraz sasiednych
wsi Medyki, byi bardzo onergi-
czny, lecz W obec panujaecgo
wia,ru beszkutcczny. Frzyczyna
uieszrzescia byEa prawdopopobnie
nieo,troznosc. M obszarze
dw'rskim W Laskowej, powiata
Iinanowskieso, z gorzaiy s%tajnie
2 IS sztukami byd'a uprzeze
oraz zopasem paszy. WAczesci
tylko ubezpieczona str1 Rosi
3.45o IT.. | w tym WYE Y,
s~troznosG study, jak
byfa przyczyna pozarY
ME w tym wzgledziex2
PnuM ola
MaslStrat krukow
znG;cznieisza sumo ma
zgfasiego niedawno
dziewuc sic naIezv
przykfaicm rojda
Galicyi i csoby,
jak a.ipredzej ucz
szawskiego, pomn
MIN, ktory wedtul
mac PREY ieduym
cow w kralsowie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

Tom. Warczak 100
F. Goleniewicz 200
X. Baczkowski 900
Millersville, Jan Kot $3.50
Maniste, Jan Chycihski 100
Radon, Emil Sonek 1.7O
st. Paul, Jan Kulikowski 100
Appleton, J6z. Blachowski . l.so
NJ. Konieczny 100
Wojc. Kujawa o.5o
La Sale, A. Goszczyhhski LOO
J. Szweda o.45
Brooklyn, S. S. 200
Ardoch, A.. Byzcwski 200
Buffalo, FIR. Kwapich $50
La Sale, Ksawery Machowski LOO
Bessemer, FIR. Kowalski lao
Winona, J.. Wleczorek 100
Gaylord, WI. Tyborski 200
Gniezno, Pawef Lepak 200
Bay City, FIR. Baczynski O.eO
KS. Matkowski 200
Wipona, August Miloch l.s0
Dodge, August Wejer $50
Jan NIGGA o. so
South Chicago, S.Wyszczyhski ITO
Menasha, ID. Weissgerber 1.0O
Jan Eskowski l.CO
Jan Romianek O.5O
Mich. Szydzik O.5o
Manistee, NJ. NJ. n. n. 200
Jersey City, Ant. Sztabner i.45
Winona, Fr. G6rski O.so
Buffalo, Jan Szczepahski ECO
w, Burczykowski 200
J6zef Zawisza 100
J6zef Pilski 2.uo
4" Boil. Corbran 200
Aug. Wisniewski 100
La Noble, Jan Dorsz LOO
Pittsburgh, Fr. Pos}uszny 200
Alpena, Micha} Wojt 200
Cleveland, And. Orenski 200
Winona, Jan Gf6wny Ice
Brooklyn, A. Schneider LOO
Empire, Wal. Szadkowshi 800
Wal. Mytko 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

o HOMER, Mimi. - DR.. y.
B. Walenton, mieszkajqcy ma
tutejszej 6 e, napadniety
zostal przez stadnika, wyrzu-
cony w powietrze i raniony
w box i noge.
LA CROSSE, Wis. Mo-
carze temperanccy konieczn;e
chca tutaj p~rzeprowadzic usta-
we O swieceniu niedzieli. Ia
czynaja cd wielkich oberzy,
mniemajac lie mafemi po'
tenn krotki bedzie process: I
tax W dniu 26 maja W sqdzie
powiatowym toczyfa sic sprawl
przeciw OBJ. Janowi Wacker o
nuisance. Sad uznaf oskar2o-
nego "a winnego, " w try dni
niedzielne trzymaf salon swoj
otwarty, wszelako sedzia New
man, mimo nalegania tempe
rantow, ME m6gf przeniesc;
ia sobie, by natychmiast wy
rok, og}osic lecz zarezerwowa}
sobie decyzyq do Z lipca.
Ia skarga p6jdzic al do
najwyzszego sadu stanowego i
OIL tego decyzyi zalezec bedzie,
czy W La Crosse ma przysz}osc
MONA zyG pc wielkomiejsku,
lub W sposob puritahsko siel-
ski, jak W Winonie. trzeba
sic zakradac przez tylne drzwi.
! " lZBIE nizszej stanu
linois zostafo uchwalone d.
5 maja prawo, nakazujace,
Iizeby wszystl5ie sk}ady, fabry-
i t. d. byfy zamkniete W
Iele, NaprZeciw g}usowa-
tyl robotniczeJ Bal
ar w il i, ktorzy
Cej czesci ida reka W
I ow k i twier-
ME mogl inaczej gio-
-, poniewai wiel" z jego
Eytuent3w PRAGUE daleko
pmu, i music wychodzit
Z domu a wracajq po-
kvieczor, ] ella tego ME
E u kupowac, czegc
w dZlen pOWsZeunl
IN tylko niedziela
y staau Illinois
=. =: e.: e.: :::: g.: : :.
|ONSIN. : Slycbac, Z,
lego ksiecia kolejowegc
= - Milwaukee starasie tesla
kxznic. Zmarfy zapisa:
k o 100000 natych'
Dwotnia rente w kwoci,
knie i wolne cd podat.
PMie domu, lecz z tegc
pc Mitcheiu szacuia Ms
"'" ''l.;5".
kRCYBISkUP Corrgan ,
New Yorku otrzymaf breve
papieskie, datowane z 4 ma.
ia, w ktorem kroki Pralata
z ecjwko niespokojnemu ka-
powi McGlynn So pochwa-
i dalsze kloki sw Propa.
lily wzgledem zgnebienia
Nlchrzycie!i zapowiedziane.
AUSTIN, Tex Guberua
tor wyznaczyf $500 nagrody rs
prZYaresztOwanie i skazanie Ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

ka rolnicze, ktore ME przedtoAyfy
sprawozdania re swych czynnosci
"a T.. 1886, azeby zcchcia}y talk
.jalk najrychlej nadesfaG Zarzadowi
gfownemu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
W.. las ~IoOZHahskic.
RAM iecsYslaw Leitgede1', daN

i w~}asciciel ksiegarni, pofozoneJ naJ-
prod ma placu Wilhelmowskim,
Igdzie dis ksieyarnia p. Piotrow-
skiegol, pozniej ma "licy Wilhel-
mowskiej, przenidsfszy sie pc cd
stapieniu swego Interest," bratu p.
Jaroslawowi Leitgebrowi pred
kilku laty do Ostrowa, zapad} tam
= :jak sic re smutkiem dowiadu-
jenny - ma t.yfUs plamisty.
Napad 1 rabuueh:. w ME
dziele dnia | I'm pc po}udniu udaf
sic mistrz brukarski pan Rusch Z
Gronska pod Lw6wkiem do Koni-
ma. w drodze przy}aczyf sic do
niego jakiS nieznany mu m%ezczyzna
pod pozorem, re rownicz do Koni-
ma zd2za. Gdy obaj rrzybyli do
mostku, prowadzacego przez g}e-
boki row, przezynajqc droge, ME
anatomy zblizy} sic do poreczy i
przywo}ai Ruscha, ably %zobaczy},
jake wielkie ryby w wodzie ply
waja. Ledwo r. sic zhli&yl, gdy
go ow nieznajomy przerzucit pr2ez
porecz W wede, p~oleciat IA MIN i
chciaf go utopjt, t~rzymajac 90 pod
woda. Gdy sic r. broni}, zapcha}
mu RADIUS usta piaskiem i %lamcm,
PREY kt6rej to sposobnosci wyrwa}
anu zegarek, i gdy sic II. dalej
broni}, wybi} mu oko, poczem
uciekl. Ma krzyk nieszczesliwego
r. p~ospieszy}o dwdch mezczyzn ma
ponce, kt6rym sic uda}o rabusia
dogonit i odstawit do wezienia W
Lwowku. Poznano W MIN iuz kilka-
krotnic karanego ~rawicznika, kt6rc-
go navel "a move zbrodnic scigano
juz aawno liStami gomczemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
AmerVka.

. HOMER, MINI. - DR.. j.
B. Walenton, mieszkajqcy ma
tutej szej d e, napadnisty
zosta} przez stadnika, wyrzu-
cony w powietrze i raniony
W box i noge. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

" sohoIoushim leslie pod
Wmesnia rowiesii sic rohotnik
Przybylski 4 Wrzesni.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23

he's not in earnest. then I'm not in
earnest and that's all about it.
"Ncver mind" said Ben to himself
that night. If one door shuts another
door opens
Yes. the door was open when Ben
got there, some six weeks after he had
left. He entered the house with the air
of master, pausing moment to look
round on the vineyards which would
soon be his. He opened an inner door;
there sat Fraulein, busy with her needle.
Il am back again, said he; ..give me
welcome"
Then you can go back again." she
replied.
but am come to stay and work on
the farm
The farm does not want you, neither
do l." she answered.
Then Benjamin waxed furious. He
called her tickle and unkind, told her
that no good could come to a double
dealing person, and left her with the
somewhat double-edged remark tina,
"A bird in the hand is worth two in the
bush.
Il think | ought to explain the Frau
lein's behavior. The old cook at West
ley wrote to her to warn her against
that presumin' villun. '--Cdssels Muga
ziDP
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23
The Joke Was on Gen. Hancock.

AuC OVAO ~ - UAA SsCsss AAossSOgA.
When Gen Hancock went up to
Mount MacGregor to prepare for the
burial Of Gen. Grant and took possess
ion of the little railroad that runs up
from Saratoga, an episode occurred
which was not down on the program.
In his blunt way Gen. Hancock had de-
clared the Government in possession of
the railroad and had thereby consider
ably wounded the dignity of w. J.
Arkell, the President Of the road. The
General ordered a train to carry him up
to the mountain, stating at the same
time that he wished while going up to
change his citizens dress for his Gen.
erals uniform. ..You can change in
the baggage-car." said young Arkell,
land l will run the engine myself. "
The little road is not one Of the smooth
est. It is in fact rough and uneven.
Arkell pulled the Unbelievable so wide
open that the train was sent jumping
over the track in a lively manner. The
General inside the baggage-car could
scarcely keep on his feet. He pulled
and pulled ut the bell-rope, but the
more he pulled the wider Arkell open
ed the throttle. When they got to the
mountain the General was not hall
dressed and was In furious rage.
Arkell coolly told him that by the man
ner in which the bell had been pulled he
thought the General was DESTROYS of 60.
ing faster and that he had only been
trying to accommodate him. How much
of the excuse the General believed be
never told.-NcU York Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23
Religion of Rulerp.

There are at present thirty-six reign
ing sovereigns in Christendom, from
the Queen Of England, to whom $751;
100000 of human beings owe allegi-
ance, to the Prince of Monaco, whom s.
IA subjects acknowledge as their
licge lord. OF these princes ten are
nominally Roman Catholic, namely the
Emperors of Austria and Brazil, the
Kings of Italy, Spain, Portugal. Bel
GUM, Bavaria, Saxony, and the Princes
Of Lichtenstein and Monaco. At least
three Of these monarchs, however, are
very far from being on friendly terms
with the Pope, the King Of Italy actual
" lying under sentence Of excommuni-
cation, while the King Of Saxony. him
self Catholic, rules over population
almost exclusively Protestant. OF the
remaining twenty-six princes two be-
long to the Greek Church, though the
Car and the King of the Hellenes be-
long to different branches of it. The
other twenty-four are Protestant, six
teen being called Lutherans, four Tin
GLIDING the German Emperor) belong
ing to the "Evangelical'' Confession.
three to the "Reformed' Church, and
one being the "supreme head on earth
OF the Church of England.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23

The delegates Of various Industrial and re-
form political organizations have assembled
from thirty-tWo States and territories on this
anniversary Of the birth OF 1.-THE Father OF bis
County" 70 view the situation OF public Affairs
and advise proper action. A general discomfort
prevails on the part Of the wealth prod ucers
Farmers are suffering from poverty which has
forced most Of them 70 mortgage their estates
and prices Of products are 20 low % to offer no
relief except through bankruptcy. Laborers
are sinking iato greater and grester dependence,
because Of the inability Of employers In many
cases 70 pay living wages, while more and more
arc being driven into the streets. Business men
Ind collections almost impossible. Meanwhile
hundreds Of millions Of idle subtle money which
e needed for relief 10 locked up In the United
States Treasury In grim mockery Of The distress.
Land monopoly hourishes - never before and
more and moro owners Of the soil are daily be-
coming tenants. Great transportation corpors-
lions still succeed In extorting their profits up-
o. watefed stock through unjust charges. The
United States Senate has become an open scan
dal, its seats beiBg purchased BY theirich In de-
dance Of the popular will. tri6ing nsheries
dispute 10 siezed upon - IN excuse for eauan-
defing public money upen unnecessary military
preparations which are designed 70 breed spirit
Of war. TO ape European despotism and to empty
the Treasury without paying the public debt.
Under these and other alarming conditions. We
appeal 70 the people Of this whole country 70
come out Of old party organizations, whose In
difference to he public welfare IL oosioleDfoI
this distress, and to help NJ to organize Q ne y
political party. not sectional but national to 81
known - the onion LABOR party: whose object
shall BE- to repeal all class laws In favor or the
lich and 70 relieve the distress Of orr industriel
y establishing the following principles:-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23

When Gen. B. r. Butler was q men,
Der of Congress he and Mr.. Randall
were frequently pitted against i, tn
Ell. At one point Of the famous dead
lock over the Civil Rights bill, when
Randall was managing the Democratic
side as usual, Butler, who favored hold
ing a session on Sunday, went oyer to
Randall's desk to arrange for il. Ram
dali would not agree to the proposition.
bad as am, ! have some respect
for Gods day." said he. land l don't
think it proper to hold a session of Con-
gress on that day." 20, pshaw!" re-
piled Butler; ..don't the Bible say that
it is law to pull your OK or ass out of a
pit on the Sabbath-dayp You have
seventy-three asses on your side Of the
House that l want to get out Of this
ditch tomorrow. and ] think / am en-
gagged in a holy work" don't do it,
Butler" pleaded Randall; 4 have
some respect for you that ! don't want
to lose. l expect some day to meet
you in better world" you'll be
there, as you are here, retorted Butler,
"a member Of the Lower House.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23

When Gen. Martinez of Mexico was
fighting against Macmillan he and his
soldiers were in the habit of taking
what they wanted from the people.
even going SO far as to levy on the
treasures of the churches. One day
the sacristan of certain church found
two Of the soldiers from the army of
Martinez on their knees before the altar
of Our Lady Of Guadalupe. The shrine
was covered with coins and jewels,
placed there by deyotees on offering up
prayers for the safety of the absent
ones, or in gratitude for deliverance
from some peril. And one Of the MA
cheteros' was praying like this:
'.My dear, holy lady! I'm poor
boy. Tvs been in the army year, and
l haven't made anything SO far. I've
very poor family. They may be
starving. I'm obliged to take some Of
these precious things. II have good
luck in robbing some other place Ill
return these"
So saying he arose from his knees
and cody swept the shrine of IFS yalu.
ables.-NeU York Tribune.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23
Very Fly.

Father" said Rollo, "what kind of
paper is money printed on?" Fly
paper, my son." replied Rollo's father,
..hy paper" And Rollo's Uncle George
went on to explain that this was the
reason why you had to raise the wind
before you could get any, adding
in an undertone to Rollo's father:
Weren't you trying to fly some paper
this afternoon?" 81 was, and l did"
replied Rollo's father. What did you
do with it? asked Rollo's Uncle George,
hopefully. II blew it in.'' replied
Rollo's father "All of it?" asked Rollo' s
Uncle George, anxiously. Every
dollar" replied Rollo's father; and
Rollo's Uncle George said he heard,
down town, that he was off on little
breeze with the boys. And then Rollo
went to the library and took down a big
book issued by the United States signal
service, on .Anemolgy and Theories Of
Aerostation, intending to learn some
thing about finance.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23
senator Foote's Wig.

John r. Hale was q most incorrigi-
BILE wag, and he delighted in making
Senator Foote Of Mississippi, who in an
unguarded moment had threatened to
hang him as an Abolitionist, butt for
his jokes. One day, after visit to
New York, Senator FoOte came smiling
ly in and took his seat at his desk,
rather astonishing the other Senators,
as his previously bald plate was covered
by fine, curly, black wig. Up rose
Mr.. Hale and demanded q special
committee to examine the credentials
'.of the youthful upstart who had as
sumed Senator Foote'S likeness and
chair" Senator Foote rose up, and,
bowling politely, convulsed the Senate
by quickly removing the wig and hang
ing it on bis umbrella with the obser-
walton, with this motion on my part,
which is quite in order. despite my il
lustrious colleagues, the committee is
not necessary. There was round Of
applause.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23
THE MOCKING BIRDS SONG.

The true song OF the hooking bird
Far In the woodland lone II heard,
No mimic strain therein has part,
The tones come singing from lis heart:
Another note he brings each day.
Where roses Ger the lattice sway:
The song 10 which the world has part
IL not the true song OF his heart.
In dulcef, palpitating tone
He sings and dreams himself alone:
such music In the cadence lies,
It's like voice from Paradise:
i. aoftly Stealing through the wood,
Capture the song. . sweet prelude:
1t fhrills the dusky solitude,
Dream Of nest and downy brood.
Through al the songs bewitching power
There floats as fragrance from flower,
A epell. % though haunting tone
Had drifted from . joy long flown:
Dear bird. your secret who would tell,
ne hint OF your sweet mAdrigal?
Enough one listening ear had part
And heard the singing OF heart.
LAURA +. HINsDALE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23

The will Of Mrs. Henry Wood, the
authoress. has been proved. 1t be-
queaths ESQ, 600 in equal shares to her
children. Her son is appointed her lit
erary executor and given control of the
publication or republication Of her
writings. Her copyrights and manu.
scripts are not to be sold.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23

However useful the handkerchief may be,
1t IL nearly always destined to meet with q
cold reception.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-23
SOLDIERS AID SAILORS.

In appreciation Of the services Of the United
States soldiers and sailors, We demand for
them justice before charity. The purposely
Deprecated money paid them during the war
shouM b made equal In value to the gold
paid the bondholder. The soldier was prom
Eised coin or its equivalent and paid In depfeci-
ated paper. The bopdholder loaned the Govern.
meat deprecated paper and contracted to take
II for his bonds, but was psid In gold.
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The right to vote 10 inherent In cit.zensk
irrespective OF sex.
TEMPERANCE.

Excessive wealth resulting In luxury aud idle.
ness ON the one hand and excessive toll and
poverty on the other lead to intempersuce asd
vice. The measures Of reform here demanded
viii prove TO be the scientific solut lon Of the
temperance question
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MONGoLIAN SLAVES.

Such State and National laws should be adopt
ed - shAll e1ectually exclude from Americ,
the 1oDgolisn slave and Asiatic competi
ton.
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A graduated income tax isthe most equitable
system Of taxation. placing the burden OF
government on those who can best afford to
pay. instead Of layiag It on the farmers and
producers. exempting millionaire stockholders
and corporations.
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linen perhaps there's two on 'eM,
for l see two OMEN together not five
minutes ago.
.Hey!" calculated Ben.
.As much hay as yo' like my lad.
We gies it to the 'osses, and can spare
a bit for donkey
Clearly, there was no friendly feeling
on the part of the coachman for Ben.
Then the cook tackled him. you've
made fine mess of it, Ben. Have
you heard what she's had left her?'
LEFT hertz exclaimed the humbug.
"Yes, left her-two thousand pound;
and she's going for it on Monday.
It'll make them very comfortable"
Her and her mother" suggested
Ben.
"Ho, no, no, ho!' roared the coach
man.
Hi. hi, hi. hi!' laughed the cook.
"Hee. hee, hee, heel! sang the
kitchen maid-all in chorus.
Her and her mother!' and then
they went off again.
ats very funny said the victim,
"but don't see where the fun comes
in.'
..Don't e nowp Then I'll tell yer.
Yo're come back to make it up wi'her
because yo'an heard rs hers got some
money. But it's bespoke already for
her and her mother
Coachman, cook and kitchen maid
repeat chorus
I'll not take it," said Ben, ..from
no ones lips but hers. Her said hero
stick to me, and I've stuck to her, and
| expect her'll stick to me, and that's
all about it.
Then YOU can take it from her lips
now, Mr.. Benjamin, said Anna, com
ing in ut the moment. you never
wrote to me for more than IL months
though | wrote to You twice, and then
when had some money left me, yo,
sent me letter pretending as how a.
you was very fond Of me. Afore vol
went away said to the coachman, ii
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The means of communication and transporta
tion should be owned or controlled b. the peo
pie, % 70 the United States postal system, and
equitable rates everywhere established,
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The employment OF bodies of armed men b
private corporations should be prohibited.